Showing posts with label advent calender. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advent calender. Show all posts

Friday, 31 December 2010

Day Thirty-One: The moment has been prepared for...


"We caught up with Matt Smith and Katherine Jenkins earlier this month and asked what were their favourite moments of A Christmas Carol. You can discover their answers in our new video. What will feature in their magic moments? The grand entrances? Sad farewells? Shark attacks or chimney stacks? Find out now and let us know your favourite moments from A Christmas Carol."


Doctor in the House... Origin of Speeches

1. I probably better go. You know me. Stuff to do. Was from... Death of the Doctor (The Sarah Jane Adventures)

2. Something not very good indeed. Was from... Vincent and the Doctor

3. I knew you were going to say that. Did anyone else know he was going to say that? Was from... Vampires of Venice.

4. This is the most beautiful parlour I have ever seen. Was from... The Lodger

5. That's how we greet each other nowadays, isn't it? Was from... The Lodger

6. Talk about cross! Who stole all their handbags? Was from... The Pandorica Opens

7. I'm the Ghost of Christmas Past. Was from... A Christmas Carol

8. Legs! I've still got legs! Was from... The End of Time, Part Two

9. Have you been telling people I'm dead? Was from... Death of the Doctor (The Sarah Jane Adventures)

10. I'm a girl! No, no... I'm not a girl. Was from... The End of Time, Part Two

11. I know evil when I see it and I see it in that window. Was from... Vincent and the Doctor

12. The waves of time wash us all clean. Was from... Timelash

13. Between you and me, if that day ever comes... I think the whole universe might just shiver. Was from... Death of the Doctor (The Sarah Jane Adventures)

14. It was the daisiest daisy I'd ever seen. Was from... The Time Monster

15. And those pathetic little patches of sludgy snow were shining white in the sunlight. Was from... The Time Monster

16. There are some corners of the universe that have bred the most terrible things. Things that act against everything we believe in. They must be fought. Was from... The Moonbase

17. But the last time I was dying I looked back on all of you, every single one. Was from... Death of the Doctor (The Sarah Jane Adventures)

18. Daleks, Sontarans... Cybermen... They're still in the nursery compared to us. Was from... Trial of a Time Lord

19. Well, in view of the facts that I've already presented - the ray gun, this pen and one or two other things - I think we're dealing with people who are not from this planet. Was from... The Faceless Ones

20. Have you ever thought what it's like to be wanderers in the fourth dimension? Have you? Was from... An Unearthly Child


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Thursday, 30 December 2010

Dr who advent calender Day Thirty: Shadow's Cast: Barnaby Edwards


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Monday, 27 December 2010

Dr who advent calender day 27 Download free 'Happy New Year' cards... which ones will you choose?


Nothing quite says 'happy new year' like the image of a crack in time and space that could destroy the universe. Ahem. But it works as a card! Honest! Or there are two others to choose from, and as they're free to download, you can collect the set!

To make your cards simply download your choice by clicking on your selection. Then print it out on an A4 piece of paper. Fold across the middle so you're left with the picture and the logo facing you, then fold again. Finally, simply send to your friends or keep for yourself!


Download them Here

Friday, 24 December 2010

Dr who advent calender day 24 Snowfall: Station Pressure

The Doctor visits the Palace of Whispers, meets an old friend but looks like he's run out of time in Station Pressure... David and Jack's story comes to a dramatic conclusion and the Doctor, Amy and Rory are reunited in the final part of Snowfall. Enjoy Station Pressure by Gavin Collinson as a stand-alone story or as the final part of Snowfall.


Read it Here


And download it Here

Dr who advent calender day 23 Vampire Hurricane: The Final Bite!

The vampires have been resurrected but things quickly get even worse... As a Vampire Hurricane is unleashed, humanity hovers on the edge of destruction and the Doctor must defeat one of the most powerful armies he's ever faced...

Snowfall: Vampire Hurricane, Part Two Read it Here


Download and also read both parts 1 and 2 Here

Wednesday, 22 December 2010

Monday, 20 December 2010

Dr who advent calender Snowfall: Vampire Hurricane, Part One Day 20

'Do you - yes you - want to see something incredible? Something so remarkable that it will thrill you until the day you pass from this world to the next? Then come with me...'

David Kershaw shifted in his seat. He sat in a small auditorium in a cinema on London's Southbank. The room had been hired to a private party and he was one of about twenty people who sat rapt. What David Kershaw was about to see would change his life.

'You will witness something that has been unseen for centuries. And you will see it...'

The black and white footage on the screen had every member of the audience enthralled. The onscreen presenter, a long-dead American explorer, was beckoning his audience and they needed no further invitation. For David, an expert in the lost civilisation of the Incas, this reel of film, depicting the legendary and mysterious opening of the Tomb of the Bear in 1934, was one of the two great Holy Grails of Incan-lore. The other was the Great Bear itself but that had been lost since the tomb's excavation. This reel of film, recently discovered in Cairo, was being played for the first time ever and was being seen -

'Now!' declared the explorer.

Natives of the Mexican jungles slung ropes as thick as their arms across their shoulders and pulled. David's eyes widened as they moved away from the huge pyramid. The ropes tautened and began to open the fifteen foot door at the foot of the stone slopes.

'A moment in history! No-one has seen this since the dawn of time!'

Drums began to beat, slowly at first then faster, faster, faster... The door was hauled open and the drums reached a mad crescendo and then -

Nothing. A tiny onscreen cough.

The dust started to clear from the pyramid's doorway and from inside the tomb a silhouette appeared. David squinted. What? Tall. Tweed. Bow tie. What?

'Blimey O'Reilly,' said the man emerging from the pyramid.


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Sunday, 19 December 2010

Dr who advent calender Day Nineteen: Matt Smith's Cracking Christmas Challenge, Part Three


We caught up with Matt Smith, set him some cracking challenges and quizzed him about Christmas... In part three of this four part series we presented him with a spot the difference task... But before you see how well Matt did, why don't you give it a go yourself?


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Sunday, 12 December 2010

Dr who Day Twelve: The Christmas Questions: The Adventure Games Edition! advent calender

Shadows of the Vashta Nerada, the fourth of the Adventure Games, will be released, or should that be unleashed, very soon. So get ready to step into the Doctor's shoes and save humanity in time for Christmas dinner. We're releasing some stunning, exclusive images from the game next week but today we meet three of the men behind the action.

We caught up with Nicholas Briggs, Barnaby Edwards and Phil Ford and found out everything from their favourite moments of Doctor Who to their misadventures at fancy dress parties. Along the way they spilt the beans on their new year's resolutions, alien secrets and singing live with Abba. You have been warned...

Nicholas Briggs

Nicholas Briggs has been the voice of the Daleks, Cybermen and many other aliens encountered by the Doctor since 2005. He's lent his talents to City of the Daleks, Blood of the Cybermen and features in Shadows of the Vashta Nerada. He also starred in Torchwood: Children of Earth in which his portrayal of politician Rick Yates won widespread acclaim.


Read the questions Here


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Thursday, 9 December 2010

Dr who advent calender Day Nine: Snowfall


It's Christmas Eve and David Kershaw somehow finds himself in an abandoned railway station. Or at least he think it's abandoned... He's about to confront a face from his past, learn about alien dangers and maybe even discover the true meaning of Christmas. And if he's lucky, a girl with long red hair and a Scottish accent might even give him a mug of tea on the house...

For the past few years we've celebrated the holiday season with new, original short stories featuring the Doctor at Christmas. This December we wanted to do something slightly different, and although we've got some festive tales heading your way, they're linked. Frozen is the first part of our Snowfall stories and leads directly into a tale featuring the Doctor, old friends and a new menace to humanity!


Read it snowfall part one Here


Download it Here


And both part one of snowfall and the download is Here

Wednesday, 8 December 2010

Day Eight advent calender Matt Smith's Cracking Christmas Challenge!



Executive Producer and lead writer Steven Moffat has described the Doctor's next adventure as 'the most Christmassy Christmas Special' ever. So in keeping with this we've got an exclusive series of videos that couldn't be more festive if they came wrapped in tinsel and smelling of turkey.

When we caught up with the Doctor himself, Matt Smith, we got into the seasonal spirit with some yuletide questions, tasks and tests. Matt reveals his fave Christmas songs and movie and with the help of some prized props, he recalls moments from shooting the past series. Yes! It can only be part one of Matt Smith's Cracking Christmas Challenge!

But before you play it, what do you think Matt's favourite Christmas movie is?

... Watch and find out if you were right!

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